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Lebanon port explosion: Victims’ families demand a deeper inquiry

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The families of the 200 people killed believe charges of negligence are not enough.
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We should cherish Europe's democracy daily, says MEP after Trump mob storm US Capitol

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"The rule of law and democracy should not be taken as self-evident and easy but something that we have to cherish and respect every day," said Finnish MEP Miapetra Kumpula-Natri.
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Hong Kong arrests raise fears opposition's survival in question

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The arrest of many opposition figures means that there should be protests, but demonstrations, for now, are outlawed.
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Former Hong Kong pro-democracy politicians arrested

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Three arrested for disrupting a Legislative Council session earlier this year.
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Prime minister urges premiers to take action against COVID-19

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Despite growing pressure from health officials for a more co-ordinated national response to the COVID-19 second wave, the prime minister seems set to leave provinces in charge of their own responses, even warning that federal resources...
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At COVID-19 ‘breaking point’, Malaysia suspends parliament

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State legislatures will also be suspended with parts of country heading back into lockdown amid surge in COVID cases.
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Georgia elections: Candidates campaign on the war next door

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The country’s opposition parties hope a significantly modified electoral system will prevent the Georgian Dream party from securing a third term.
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Seven pro-democracy politicians arrested in Hong Kong

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Contempt and obstruction charges related to a legislative council meeting more than five months ago, as critics say it's part of an increasing attempt to sideline dissenting voices.
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Federal loophole makes some pandemic travellers eligible for payout

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Under a federal program, people who need to quarantine after a holiday abroad could be eligible for a payout of up to $1,000. The federal employment minister is moving to change it as outrage grows.
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Lebanon PM, former ministers charged over Beirut blast

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Prime Minister Hassan Diab and three former ministers charged with negligence over Beirut port explosion.
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Kyrgyzstan youth call for political overhaul after election

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President Sooronbay Jeenbekov promised to resign following days of protests over the results of this month's parliamentary election which many say was rigged.
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Kyrgyzstan election: Politicians promise to fix weak economy

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About 800,000 Kyrgyz men and women are forced to work abroad because of the lack of job opportunities in the country.
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French foreign minister in Lebanon to push reform

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Paris has backed successive governments in Lebanon but the country has nosedived into crisis.
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Going Dutch: Netherlands has 'frugal' approach to the EU coronavirus recovery package

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As EU leaders gather in Brussels for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic started, they all agree that they need to reach a decision on the trillion-euro EU recovery package. What they cannot agree on, though, is how big that...
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Alberta emergency room physician responds to government officials travelling during pandemic

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Dr. Shazma Mithani is an ER physician who says the skirting of public health guidelines by politicians is a 'slap in the face.'
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Black Lives Matter movement blooms in Netherlands, Belgium

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Teenagers in both countries have come to the forefront in the Black Lives Matter movement after being inspired by events in the United States.
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US police reforms: NY unions say officers used for political gain

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Police unions in New York say they are being used as political pawns and public safety will suffer.
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Racial slur sparks debate | Sunday Scrum

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Controversy has been raging this week after a University of Ottawa professor used a racial slur in a class discussion, prompting a student complaint and a debate over academic freedom.
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Brazil deaths may surpass 125,000 by August

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As daily death rate climbs to the highest in the world, new study warns total toll could surge five-fold by early August
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Ottawa mayor to join protest at U.S. Embassy | Power & Politics

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Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson announced he'll be participating in the "No Peace Until Justice" march at the U.S. Embassy following the killing of George Floyd.
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Beijing warns against foreign interference over Hong Kong

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Beijing warns against foreign interference over Hong Kong
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No more meet-and-greets: Leadership races go online during COVID-19

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Shaking hands and kissing babies are no longer options during the COVID-19 pandemic. Campaign events for both the Conservative and Green Party leadership races have moved online to platforms like Facebook Live and Zoom.
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Vital Kamerhe, top aide to DRC president, on trial for corruption

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President Felix Tshisekedi's chief of staff and two other defendants accused of embezzling more than $50m.
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Ottawa announces more aid for businesses hit by COVID closures | Sunday Scrum

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The federal government announced targeted aid this week for some businesses hit by COVID-19 closures as Ontario and Quebec report record-breaking daily numbers, prompting restrictions on indoor dining, bars and cinemas.